Birth date: Aug 26, 1956 Death date: Mar 24, 2017
Elizabeth Ann (Andy) Vanatta, 60, Caney, KS died Friday, March 24, 2017 after complications from a surgical procedure in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Ann was born Aug. 28, 1956, in Quinton, OK. She was adopted at the age of eight and even Read Obituary
Love you, my dear friend.
Lotus
God received a beautiful angel. Ann and I went to school together and lived next to each other after high school in Independence. She and Bruce were there for Joe and I when he had to make that long trip to Omaha for treatment. And Rusty believes she saved his life after a procedure in which she held her fingers on the site to keep him from bleeding to death. You will be missed by so many. Bruce and family, know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
I will never forget the morning after my house burned she showed up to help me out and help me she did. I have always had a spot in my heart for this special person. We called each other neighbor every time we seen each other or talked on the phone or recently Facebook. Rest in peace Neighbor, I will miss you very much when I come back to visit. All my Love. Jim Hawn.
Such a hard loss for many...I worked with Ann at Jane Phillips..what a positive influence she was for the staff and patients...HEAVEN HAS ANOTHER ANGEL..
Jamie Ketcher R.N.
Ann will be greatly missed. When I was a little girl she would brush and braid my hair. She was the first one ever to show me the Indian in the moon instead of the face. Ann you were a wonderful woman may you rest in peace. ~Kari Walker
My cousin Ann was such a strength in so many peoples lives. One of my favorite memories was loading up in my Dad's car and riding around singing at the top of our lungs. One of my most important times on our lives was helping Ann and family take care of Aunt Norma. Ann was a very caring person who helped me so much during that time to understand what Babe was going through. Sad times but so very touching in my heart.
Comfort and love to the family and friends she so greatly loved.
Dorcie Jones-Clark
Remembering how we would get together on Saturday mornings in Longton and dance while watching American Bandstand. I can still hear your beautiful laugh. My thoughts and prayers to my cousins and families. RIP my beautiful cousin Ann. Love Tammie Flavin
